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Reflections from "Slay Doubt" by Detola Amure



Hey there

In late April, I took part in a 15-day challenge put together by Detola Amure, author of the book "Slay Doubt!: How to recognise and confidently manifest God’s calling on your life ". The book is specifically written for women and teaches how to slay doubt and confidently manifest God's call on your life.


The book and the challenge impacted me so much I had to buy copies for my younger sisters. Right from the very first chapter, it felt like the lights were being turned on in my heart, almost like the book was answering unasked questions in my heart.


Over the next 15-days, I'll post a short reflection from the challenge, but I encourage you to check out Detola's book


See you tomorrow.


BelovedEsther
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